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Jul 2024
41m 57s

The Deal Room: The Rise of Jefferies & A...

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About this episode

It’s been a great week for investment banking and deal-making, and we've curated the top four stories:


  • Jefferies’ bumper earnings and the factors driving the success of elite boutique banks


  • A detailed exploration of the Poison Pill strategy, featuring Southwest Airlines' defense against activist investor Elliott Management.


  • An in-depth analysis of SpaceX's staggering $210 billion valuation following its recent tender offer.


  • Fresh off their NBA championship win, the Boston Celtics are now on the market for potential buyers.


Essential listening for anyone thinking of applying to roles in corporate finance!



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